survey shows 90% of people between 18 and 29, sleep with their phones. say they watch tv, texan browse the web in the hour before they hit the sack. according to online psychology degree, half of the people surveyed, say they check their phones immediately if they wake up during the night foregoing much needed sleep. >>> next gunfire erupts on a busy east bay freeway the drivers who put other commuters in danger. >>> hostess going forward with liquidation. some employs -- some employees will be staying on the job. >>> which brand of batteries keeps gadgets and toys running the >>> cars are moving again on an east bay highway i have an -- after gunfire shuts down

it's just great to also see the flow of people between the garden and the dining terrace and the reinvention of this area has been key to the overall development. the renovated theaters and catering to thousands of people each week and now when you walk up and down mission and fourth street and getting that energized feeling of restaurants and shopping facing out to the street a very much san francisco feel. when my wife and i moved to san francisco we were struck by the fact this wasn't just a city of dreamers, but it was a city of dreamers that are doers and that's what leads to it is innovation here. we hope the reinvention will play its role in this important neighborhood. we are proud to work with you all. we are proud of the investment here and at west field san francisco center and with the addition of city target we look forward to seeing the area grow and we thank you all for being here. cheers. [applause] >> all right. i think it's just all been said. are you guys ready to open this thing? [applause] i hope that we got some shoppers out there tonight, some wallets. i would really l

most of the people -- in fact, virtually all of the people in my office, 20 or so people, between payroll and income taxes they pay more than 30%. a number of the extremely wealthy people pay less than 15% and some pay less than 10% and some pay nothing. >> jon: this is because of capital gains and the cayman islands. >> the whole works. >> jon: and bags that are kept dangling. (laughter) >> you're getting warm. >> jon: exactly. what then about the argument where they say that's double taxation if you do capital gains and that will hurt investment. this is clearly something you also have to deal with at the magazine. >> well, we hope so, double taxation. >> jon: but is that a valid -- >> well, if somebody out there is making $70,000 a year at whatever their job they're paying income tax and payroll taxes. they're getting taxed twice, too. and in my own case i paid a very low rate in 2009 which i wrote about. practically all my capital gains came from bond, there was no double taxation there. >> jon: they're saying that unless the rich can pay less they won't invest in companies and americ

reel which is not sizzle and i am also mindful it's 4:00 o'clock on a friday so we are the last people between you and weekend, so let me say a couple of things. one is we built our platform with this thing called real name culture and people's actions are their identityity and we think when you do that people -- [inaudible] for the most part, people behave well because their actions are tied to themselves and their identity, and we've believed in this really firmly and it's the core of the kid's safety effort which is the thing that i worked on. that doesn't mean that everybody is good, and everybody behavesl but if we feel like real identity or real name identity is one of the things that causes people to behave nicely and we actually have seen data that when you take facebook and you take comments and import it to other sielts because it's facebook the amount of trooling go down and the amount of real and authentic comments go up and it's awesome and where we start from. the second thing i was going to point out we have a way that anybody and everybody can report contents that they find har

people between the ages of 8 to 18 hours a day using technology and 75% of teens own cellphones.ew frontier for bullies and it is online and 24/7. joining us is trica and police department of is a safety have developed first ever course to deal with cyberbullying. i want to thank you for being here. you are also at the stop bully summit. i'm so impressed how to help with parents and kids. holly i want to start with you. this program you do, you actually train the trainer. tell me how it works. >> we started this program, they needed something to present to the kids in school and parents to help with online safety and to stop the bullying and sexting that kids have gotten involved with in technology today. yahoo partnered with us and we created a program where we sat down in our offices and wrote the curriculum for law enforcement so it can be presented in a straightforward and serious manner. we started wit then it has grown into training law enforcement officers to go in and teach this program to the kids in the school. >> cheryl: i understand, lieutenant, there is no charge for

and stores are hiring a ton of people. between 585 and 625,000 seasonal workers. and total sales, that's on-line and in stores. they are expected to top $682 billion. that should be a big boost to our economy. now, before you go shopping, you need to check out our website. go to abc7news.com. right here you will see all of the stores and when they are going to open. over here are their ads so you know what they have on sale. brouse their ads and check it out under see it on tv. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >>> a wedding album ditz covered -- discovered outside a bay area bay care center. they released they had photo. the gold sue case found with the words happy wedding 12-4 2008 in usa. police opened the case and found it was full of wedding pictures. a good samaritan searched facebook and found a man who she thought looked like the man in this photo. she told us moments ago after sending an e-mail she discovered he was india and it was in a storage locker that was probably broken into. the suitcase was found yesterday under a tree in the parking lot of the

no one was hit by the gunfire but four people between the ages of 19 and 28 have been arrested. they are suspected of being part of a street gang. facing charges that include weapons offenses, conspiracy and marijuana sales. >>> headlines from around the bay area, a traffic accident in contra costa county escalated into a shooting this morning after two cars collided near san pawno. the two drivers got into an argument and one of them opened fire on the other. the victim suffered a non-life- threatening injury and taken to the hospital. the other shooter took off on foot. >>> the target store on dublin had to be evacuated along with the store next door because a construction crew hit a line. nobody was hurt. >>> a motorcycle officer has been injured in an accident before noon in the 700 block of branon street in the south of market area. the officer was taken to a hospital for treatment. his injuries are not believed to be life-threatening. another vehicle was involved but the details of the accident are still being investigated. >>> new numbers show a razor thin margin separati

and stores are hiring a ton of people. between 585 and 625,000 seasonal workers.es, that's on-line and in stores. they are expected to top $682 billion. that should be a big boost to our economy. now, before you go shopping, you need to check out our website. go to abc7news.com. right here you will see all of the stores and when they are going to open. over here are their ads so you know what they have on sale. brouse their ads and check it out under see it on tv. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >>> a wedding album ditz covered -- discovered outside a bay area bay care center. they released they had photo. the gold sue case found with the words happy wedding 12-4 2008 in usa. police opened the case and found it was full of wedding pictures. a good samaritan searched facebook and found a man who she thought looked like the man in this photo. she told us moments ago after sending an e-mail she discovered he was india and it was in a storage locker that was probably broken into. the suitcase was found yesterday under a tree in the parking lot of the kinder care c

with your people after everything that has happened just be. again more precise the problem is caught between me and the people i don't have a problem with people could be united states is against the west is against me in many countries including turkey which is not of course against me if the peoples of the syrian people are against me how can it be so it's not about to call siding with the people if not the bob conservation between the syrian and the syrian don't have civil. terrorism and support coming from abroad to support terrorist to destabilize syria but this is all. the infrastructure military infrastructure economy is suffering it's almost as if like syria is going to fall into decay very soon and the time is against you in your opinion how much time do you need to crush the enemy you cannot so that's a question cause no one claimed that. about when to do to end the war unless we have the answer when they're going to stop smuggling foreign fighters from different part of this world special to the middle east and the islamic world and we're going to stop. sending our womans to those

the will of the public and he's going to be the same for the syrian people so it's not the conflict or the difference is not between the syrian people and the turkish people despite the government should be between. should cause all the politics so i don't see any war between syria and turkey in the horizon when it's the last. i misspoke two as the gun and how did the target and. may two thousand and eleven after he won the elections so you just congratulating you just that was the last time it was the last who is shelling turkey the government forces or the rebels in order to help you to find the answer you need to joint committee between the two armies in order to know. who because on the borders you have a lot of terrorists who have. mortars so they can do the same so you have to go investigate the bomb itself the police and so on and that didn't happen we asked the turks or the turkish government to have this committee refused so you cannot have the answer but when you have these terrorists on your border you don't exclude . them from doing so because the syrian army doesn't have any order to kill the turkish l

and stores are hiring a ton of people. between 585 and 625,000 seasonal workers. and total sales, that's on-line and in stores. they are expected to top $682 billion. that should be a big boost to our economy. now, before you go shopping, you need to check out our website. go to abc7news.com. right here you will see all of the stores and when they are going to open. over here are their ads so you know what they have on sale. brouse their ads and check it out under see it on tv. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >>> a wedding album ditz covered -- discovered outside a bay area bay care center. they released they had photo. the gold sue case found with the words happy wedding 12-4 2008 in usa. police opened the case and found it was full of wedding pictures. a good samaritan searched facebook and found a man who she thought looked like the man in this photo. she told us moments ago after sending an e-mail she discovered he was india and it was in a storage locker that was probably broken into. the suitcase was found yesterday under a tree in the parking lot of the

least five million people off the voter rolls and and in it are an aggregate of five million people between three being thrown off the voting rolls and having to wait two three four five hours or being intimidated with jiah billboards of say you might go to prison if you vote you screw something up i would guess that obama's victory was actually at least five million larger this time and probably at least three million larger four years ago . steve in fairfax virginia a steve what's on your mind tonight. well if it's good joe a first time caller besides the tax advantages of having a new product on the market like marijuana the mexican people and the mexican officials are so glad to see this happen so that the cartels down in mexico have no leverage to commit the crimes that they've done and kill all the people leave killed because you legal now we should grow it ourselves yeah you're absolutely right stephen i'm sure that the mexican government would have would appreciate your saying that as well because they issued a report about a week and a half two weeks ago we covered on this program

we work to win this war how would you reconcile with your people after everything that has happened just be. again more precise the problem between me and the people i don't have a problem with people could be united states is against me the west is against me many countries including turkey which is not of course against me if the peoples of the syrian people are against me how can it be there nothing against you here and after you instead of the whole mood lift a big part of the world including your people against you are you surprised that you are just a human being so this is not political so it's not about because the people if papa baba conservation between the syria and the syrian don't have civil war it's there is a support coming from abroad to support terrorist to destabilize syria but this is a war you still believe it's a civil war because i know that there's a lot of except for terrorism which everyone believes takes place in syria there's also a lot of confession based strife for example we all heard about the mother who has two sons one son is fighting for the government forces another one is fighting for the rebel

against the will of the public in his country the same for the syrian people so it's not the conflict or the difference is not between the syrian people and the turkish people because they don't offer should be between official in their field because all their politics so i don't see any war between syria and turkey in the horizon when is the last time you spoke to the ground and how did they talk and may two thousand and eleven after he won the elections so you just congratulated him you just that was the last time it was the last why has turkey that you call the friendly nation become a foothold for the opposition. not the not turkey only guns government. only just a bit with not the turkish people thirty people news good relation with the syrian people this is a gun i think he believes that if muslim brotherhood take over in the region and especially in syria you can go to his political future this is one reason the other reason. personally think that he had been useful part of the autumn and he can control the region as it was during the. money. differently. which is. slimy but not go to money not to be fairly fo

differences of opinion between. people. coming. between guests crosstalk. hello and welcome to crossfire i'm peter lavelle a fragile cease fire hangs over gaza after eight days of destruction and death what did israel actually achieve what about the palestinians on what grounds can hamas and the people of gaza claim victory in this round of the conflict and is this truce merely a preload to more conflict. and. to cross-talk the cease fire in gaza i'm joined by your mate while in tel aviv he is head of the herzog center and a faculty member at ben gurion university in gaza we cross to harry fear he's a documentary filmmaker and an activist and in amman we have moon rabbani he is coeditor of the job all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in fact that means you can jump in any time you want movie not like to go to you first in amman both sides are claiming victory here how can that be. well i think it's typical for all sides to claim victory and it's and it's questionable whether any one emerges victorious from such a conflict but i think if you look at the polit

this in turn breed social unrest and discovered people rise against their leaders because they can't satisfy their own needs. but how do you distinguish between the peoples pursuit of freedom and civil rights and other countries interference. in thier what are they but i could ask you the same question since you're the professional journalist here let's think back to the role the mass media played in libya syria egypt and other countries where people were really protesting because of the problems triggered as i said before by the neoliberal policies imposed by the worst part is that the people seeking to benefit from the situation exploited people support to overthrow legitimate governments established in accordance with the law and of a constitutional so they had the government smeared by the mass media to justify subsequent aggression. so what's the difference between democracy and dictatorship than they have and it's very clear democracy is when all the constitutional rights are. when the people elect their government by the majority vote the laws of the same yet the west isn't satisfied with them in some arab countries and turns a blind e

it's between people who care and people who don't care. 's between people who participate and people who don't participate. all of us democrats and republicans who care enough to participate and be here and work on it and vote. we are all on the same side and that's the country's side. that to me is something. that motivates me as person who covers politics as my living. it's the way i think about the most important moments of these nights. >> what strikes me is after all the president has put up with from the right wing and detractors and those who just can't stand him, he comes out and says we got work to do. together. he's so focused on moving the country forward. he said we ended a decade of war. the economy is recovering. we have a lot of work to do. he wants it from both parties. the guy is such ahe really is. he really wants the best for america. i've enjoyed watching joe biden here, almost giddy, like a kid in a reason why he is that way is because every interview joe biden did, he just emphasized what was at stake for this counted.

>> i think the campaign was nasty, but the relations between romney and obama as gentlemen was never nasty on that level. >> so when you hear peopleuys didn't like each other, are they exaggerating? >> i do think it got somewhat personal toward the end between them. i mean, i don't think -- people describe them as somewhat similar. they're both somewhat intellectual. >> highly competitive. >> both of them. and you have this awkward situation, though, where romney lost. and he did seem a little bit bitter about that in the days after the election. so you have to sort of wonder what the discussions will be like between obama and romney when they're in a private room together. >> wouldn't you love to be a fly on the wall. >> i would love to. and one thing that really is interesting to me is that for instance in 1992, there was a nasty campaign between bill clinton and george h.w. bush and no one would have predicted that two two dedecades on they would pretty close friends working on projects together. sometimes it's still acrimonious between former competitors, but it this relationship could being akin to that clinton/bush relations

between the giants and the fans. they go to every game. and so many peopleough the bay area called out of work. 1 million people they have been here every single day. >> we have a great group of guys that enjoy playing with each other. they have a greater appreciation for baseball. thank goodness we have good players i did not think we could have a victory without world series players that are amazingly tests. the combination is this outcome that we have. >> these have been behind us and we are definitely not in here without them. we cannot think of enough. >> this is part of their journey. and we cannot think them-enough. they got a taste of what is possibly for us. >> this is pretty incredible. everybody seems more excited in 2010 than 2010 to this live look from the sky. to many people did not go to school. or their parents to choosing to start helping a little bit early the orange, the black everywhere you look and we are continuing to outside civic center plaza. the city hall is eliminated in orange is only 98 days until spring training. the season is o

and i think a lot of the people, between the horrible storm and the election that's occupying a lot of people's thoughts, now hopefully with the exception of what's coming tonight in new york with the next storm. >> what concerns met most, the election showed us how unbelievably divided we are as a nation, it can get so ugly on both sides and we have to remember that no matter who you voted for, barack obama is our president. >> right. >> and he is going to need our support and prayers more than ever with all the problem there are in this world. so, try to put aside your own personal feelings and reach across whatever aisle is in front of you, because you know what ultimately, we are all in this together. >> you're right. you're right. when you watched it last night and you watched mitt romney's concession speech and an elegant man. >> i got to say in this country, it's so unique in that you watch a very rabid battle that went on for a year, forever, it seems like and then in one night, it is like -- civility reigns. by the way, i don't know if you realized -- >> no coup d'etats here.

we gave people between 81 and 86. every democrat told us the private pension plans run out and we need extra help. we try to do the right things. it does not mean some of the things we are recommending are not painful, but they have to be. the problem is real. we have tried to make every recommendation made when it comes to revenues so the task code would not be less progressive than it is today. we are willing to, that is part of a recommendation. we believe people in my income tax bracket have got to pay more, whether it come from reducing rates and reducing tax expenditure or raising rates, so i think, if you look at its and you are worried about the future of the country, you know you cannot continue item for item forever with annual deficits of over $1 trillion a year. compound interests will kill you. if interest rates were at the same level they were in the 1990's, the median level, or the first decade of this century, we would be spending $650 billion on interest. we only taken $1.30 trillion in total income t

fighting between israel and hamas leaves more than 100 people dead. residents wonder where the next strike will land. the leader of hamas has dared israeli commanders to launch a ground invasion of gaza. forces from the islamic movement and israel have been firing at each other for days. israeli forces have targeted hamas commanders. their missiles hit several buildings including one that houses foreign media. half of the dead are civilians. fighters very hamas are firing fewer rockets now than they did earlier in the offensive. they've killed three israelis. diplomats have asked their counterparts to act as mediators. >> translator: gaza's demand is not to halt war. it's demand is for legitimate rights. >> pan gi moon has arrived to talk about the talks. pan will visit jerusalem this week to try to end the fighting. >>> leaders of asean member countries and china have failed to agree to start formal discussions on maritime rules to address territorial disputes in the south china sea. the leaders of the ten member association of southeast asian nation

the gunfire didn't hit anyone, but police did arrest four people between the ages of 19 and 28. police think they are part of a street gang. >>> and a gas leak forced the evacuation of a target store and restaurant in bub lynn. a construction crew head a gas line on dublin by brannigan street and the leak was capped just before noon and nobody was injured. >>> the san francisco police motorcycle officer has been hurt in an accident just before noon in the 700 block of brandon street. the officer taken to the hospital but his injuries not believed to be life- threatening. another vehicle was involved but the details of the accident are still being investigated. >>> there is new hope tonight for some of the bay areas homeless veterans. 75 disabled vets will get new homes in san francisco. cbs 5 reporter kate coggeren gives us a first look at the rental units. >> this downtown building will soon be home to 75 disabled veterans. >> it is a safe place to be. even if they are in a shelter or in emergency housing or something, they are very vulnerable to predators, they are vulnerable

a lot of people between the ages of 20 and 29 care about that? >> absolutely. it's the specifics of how the candidate is going to have get us a job. just saying you're going to get us a job is not merely enough. if you can expand aimer corps a national service or teach for america or those sorts of programs or is he going to merely just look at the tax code and hope that that trickles down. which might take too long to an unemploys young person who needed work yesterday. >> there are certain states where the youth vote matters a whole lot and would be of those is virginia right? >> absolutely. key state for the president. ohio's another big one. but virginia -- >> why? is it because virginia has so many college campuses? there's a university of virginia. >> up north where there's a lot of community college students who've been greatly impacted by it. good signs so far, long lines in virginia. not that long lines are always good from a democratic perspective. shows there's high turnout but of course too long a lines means that our -- our democracy's inadequately

out of 50,000 infections, one out of every four strike young people between the ages of 13 and 24. some 60% of younger americans do not know they are infected. and 72% of new cases in that population were found among young men who have sex with men. the data was released in advance of world aids day this weekend. for more on the implications of these findings, we turn to jon cohen, an author and writer for "science" magazine who has long covered the aids beat. >> thanks for having me. sreenivasan: just a few weeks ago we heard from u.n. rates that the rates of infections were decreasing, the rates of treatment are up. yet we see this particular population hit so hard. why is that? >> well, young people don't have as much experience. they need more education. they also traditionally take more risks. >> sreenivasan: then there's a specific focus to younger male african-americans in specific that are having more unprotected sex perhaps. what is it about this particular community that makes this such a bigger problem? >> we've seen a huge shift in the united states where the epidemic b